Comment by autoexec

Comment by autoexec 2 days ago

> But have you thought about how you’re contributing to air pollution inside of where you live by using seemingly innocuous products like scented, non-combustible candles?

What is a non-combustible candle? Searching for "flame-free candle" just gives results for fake LED ones. The rest of the article talks about "scented wax melts" are they the same?

CharlesW 2 days ago

I believe this is a strange way to refer to wickless candles, which are used with candle warmers.

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marcosdumay 2 days ago

Probably, those wick-only stuff that people put one end in an oil, and let it evaporate though the body.

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MrMcCall 2 days ago

Yeah, I stopped going to houses that ran those plug-in diffusers.

The rule is: don't put it into your lungs or onto your skin if you wouldn't put it into your mouth.

Those people are just paying people to poison them, however slowly.

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sethammons 2 days ago

Most (all?) "essential oil" products, used in diffusers, are edible. I like the peppermint oil as a breath freshener.

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- MrMcCall 2 days ago
  
  My dumbass Republican family members don't use the "essential oil" ones -- they use whatever cheap corporate bullshit from Glade or whoever.
  It's good to know, however, that non-chemical ones are available. Thanks.
  
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